Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-11

yofsl aud State AfWs.
Friday. Feb. Il. laF7
rho first shall of the season can be had at VI
contrsl fish and ov, ter market.
u" .,
r,, orpbeus society will probably repeat re
concert betor. the adjournment Of the
legislature b,
-ocau,ion ia to be rendered Bishop John al
. Walden y. d., LII. d, at the Metho- r.
=, cbarct at 7.30 O'Clock Saturday evening. af
ue.srs. J. e F-isbee of Kittery aud True ar
. pe,ce of Rockland were in the city yes m
,.r IN the interest of the fish and game
laws.
" Wetherbee of Lincoln the SEN c[
=, eounsel for the Perry bows in the hearing tn
,,so,e the Governor and Council on We'd "a
'e'o' al
uesday. il
Rock & Townsend are t. place their store -:
3. frst class condition at once, making ex- q
ave improvements. They will open about o
The first If March. w.
n, Rlaine received party OF members Of pc
.,,leo;ststure at his resi- .ence last evening II
.,asyerv enjoyable evening was passed by
mo gentle men Participating
rbo.e who want TO erjpy a rich treat to- tn
~. will 90 ana hear the Rev Brooke Her ~
a. i.cture ,t the Unitarian church. There re-
ii, he .ocsl gathering after the lecture. ia
pvsrvbndv will want TO see the pretty tn
isi,v maids who appear in Meonian Hall this 81
..o,ins under the auspices of the Universal g.
:. society. There will be dance, begin NJ
ming at O'clock. al al
Mrs. Harriet + Cobb, widow of the late tn
st,rhpn Cobb, received $1,000 insurance
from IN, United Order of Pilgrim Fathers.
%, huxband was a member of Cobbossee lie
rohny No. g. of Gardiner. GO GO
4 gentleman ia this city, one of the heavy Y.
laser. by the failure of the unfortunate f.
Pacific Bank, paid the other day his last in pa
.,allment of seven thousand dollars, the +
whole sum paid being twenty thousand dol -
lars.
That new issue of Augusta bonds is going
lke hot cakes in the market. Although the Oh
bonds were sold to the Maverick Bank OF n;
Rostop. many of them are finding their way ID
hack TO Maine, the savings banks buying
srgely.
II !. reported that several of our local :
sportsmen are making quite extensive prepa- NJ
rations TO indulge in salmon fishing at Bangor al
,be coming spring. Mr.. w. S. Badge is one
If the gentlemen who will angle for the noble
Peuobscot fish.
Patents have recently been issued to the Fl,
following Maine men, William E. Bright a,
ford Portland, trestle tree Alphonso II IL
Cobb Rockland, fountain pen. Charles ii al
Wood and +. Brown, assignor to Wood, q,
Bishop & Co, Bangor, device for opening h,
stove doors, n,
Samuel W. Lane, Esq, will deliver Il lee =,
ture, "A Trip to the Pacific Coast and Re- =,
turn" before Capital Grange. this city, at n
Grand Army Hall, on Saturday evening next, !.
Feb 18th All members Of the Grange of !.
any degree, and visiting patrons who may be ~
in the city, are cordially invited.
The rdiner journal says that on Friday al
afternoon on conductor Holiness train down w
from Augusta, Joseph Francis, an Indian, ci
was drunk and dsorderly, and was going to e'
commit an assault upon stalwart Senator
who happened to be in the car; but the Sen As
ator picked him up and deposited him IN the m
smoking car.
Mr. Thos lash, Portland; L. G. Jordan,
Lewiston; President Fernald, Maine State -.
College; State Superintendent of Schools g,
Luce Principal Purington of the Farming "
ton Normal School, General Committee of
the Maine Pedagogical Society held a meet lv
INK in the city this week, arranging for the fl
work of the society the coming year. IN
Mike Smith went to all for sixty days yes ~
erdsy for unlawful fishing. He did not in
catch the young bass during close time, and of
thereby have the fish warden on his track. Ju
out preferred salt water fish which had been ~
cured and would not require the labor of or
dressing. They were mackere packed in a in
pail in Soule's basement and Mike stole into dc
The rear door after dark Wednesday evening, o.
and departed with his booty. The police nc
found Mike and his catch at MIR. Benz tn
Brus ma
kev. DR. Hyde, President of Bowdoln "
college, will give lecture on temperance -.
~ The Congresaiionalist church, Sabbath af
~Fnoon Feb. 10, at 30, and on Monday
evening, Feb. IA. same church, at 30 W
o'clock Albert Griffin of Kansas, chairman ST.
Vi the Anti Saloon National Committee, will =. >"